Need Help Using a Phone as a Ticket

[Stitchiesmom]

We spontaneously decided to go to Disney World after Disneyland finally refunded us on a trip we were supposed to take last spring break. I'm super out of the loop on all things Disneyworld though and trying to catch up. I thought I saw you can link your park ticket to some wallet on your phone and use that to get into the park instead of a card or magic band. Is this a true story and if it is, can someone tell me how to make this happen with step by step instructions as though I was 5? They are all set up and linked in My Disney Experience, but if it means putting them in my Apple Wallet, I can't figure out how to do that.

 

[subtchr]

You can’t do it yet.

That functionality is coming, but it is not yet available at WDW.

But you can show the ticket in MDE on your phone, and get a plastic ticket card to use. That can be done at a ticket window, guest services, or the entry touchpoint.

 

[Stitchiesmom]

You can’t do it yet.

That functionality is coming, but it is not yet available at WDW.

But you can show the ticket in MDE on your phone, and get a plastic ticket card to use. That can be done at a ticket window, guest services, or the entry touchpoint.

Oh!!! Hahaha! That explains the struggle. So I can go right to the entrance then and show them this and they will give us all cards? And the people behind us won't hate us? Is it fast? Is there a place in Disney Springs as well? We are eating dinner there the night we fly in. Thanks so much for your help!

 

[subtchr]

Oh!!! Hahaha! That explains the struggle.
1. So I can go right to the entrance then and show them this and they will give us all cards?
2. And the people behind us won't hate us?
3. Is it fast?
4. Is there a place in Disney Springs as well? We are eating dinner there the night we fly in. Thanks so much for your help!

<Response inspired by @Robo...>

1. Yes. As long as they are straightforward tickets (no eligibility requirements, like residency or military status)

2. This is a possibility.

3. Depends on the CM.

4. Yep. There is a ticket center (#58 on the map below) as well as a guest services (#61), close to each other. I’d choose the ticket center, as the lines are typically shorter.

 

[stsomewhere]

You need a reservation to get into the parks.

 

[Stitchiesmom]

<Response inspired by @Robo...>

1. Yes. As long as they are straightforward tickets (no eligibility requirements, like residency or military status)

2. This is a possibility.

3. Depends on the CM.

4. Yep. There is a ticket center (#58 on the map below) as well as a guest services (#61), close to each other. I’d choose the ticket center, as the lines are typically shorter.

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Thank you so much! We'll just do this!

 

[Stitchiesmom]

You need a reservation to get into the parks.

I do have those secured! Thanks! I've been trying to scour these boards for tips, I just couldn't for the life of me find anything on this phone thing, but that makes sense since it doesn't exist yet.

 

[mamaofsix]

Go to a ticket window or guest services to get your plastic ticket. Doing it at an entry touchpoint really is insensitive to the people behind you in line who already have their physical tickets/magic bands.

 

[Stitchiesmom]

Go to a ticket window or guest services to get your plastic ticket. Doing it at an entry touchpoint really is insensitive to the people behind you in line who already have their physical tickets/magic bands.

Yep! Will do! Someone above showed me where I can in Disney Springs, so that should be easy. We get in, in the late afternoon, so hopefully Disney Springs isn't hopping too much yet.